Sentence examples for palatable of from inspiring English sources

And — least palatable of all — "Her voice came smally".

It is not the most easily palatable of films.

In a sense his new film, "Amour," continues in that vein by staring down the least palatable of subjects: aging, sickness and death.

General Fonseka, who ran on his record of winning the war against the Tamil Tigers, had counted on support from Tamil voters, who he hoped would choose him over Mr. Rajapaksa as the more palatable of the two options.

While "Cucumber" focusses on Henry's breakup, the half-hour "Banana" (fittingly, the sweetest and the most palatable of the bunch) tells the stories of the younger people in Henry's circle, one per episode.

This tone, moral to the point of scolding, makes "Train of Fools" the less palatable of the new pair but also points to a source of Fogerty's power as a songwriter: his enduring pessimism.

Strain-dependent effects of CMS on consumption of palatable solutions of mice have been reported earlier [20], [21], [24].

Her only contribution to the work is that she is a good cook, able to concoct something relatively palatable out of the unsavoury ingredients Yianni has provided.

Nevermind accessibility, Coil's sound benefited and was enriched by engaging with elements of more, ahem, palatable modes of music-making (pop, acid house, etc).

With debtors vastly outnumbering savers in America, a burst of faster price rises may be the most politically palatable way of eroding the real value of debt.

It was a diverse collection of Manhattan restaurants that would give any diner a broad and impressive taste of New York for a palatable sum of money.